Embrace the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan with this Traditional Golden Puncha from Beendani. This piece, also known as a Rajputi Puncha, Rajasthani Pochi, or Golden Pearl Puncha, beautifully blends traditional design with a contemporary touch. The combination of luminous pearls and a striking single green pendant creates a captivating accessory that’s perfect for any occasion, from festive celebrations and weddings to adding a touch of cultural flair to your everyday style.
RAJASTHANI GOLDEN PUNCHA WITH SINGLE GREEN PENDANT
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Jewelry Type: Known as “Gokhru” or “Puchhiya,” these are broad, heavy bangles traditionally worn by Rajasthani women, especially as part of bridal or festive attire.
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Design & Pattern: Features a broad gold-plated base with a distinct chevron (zigzag) embossed pattern that adds texture and a majestic look.
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Floral Centerpiece: The focal point is a beautiful flower-shaped motif studded with white Kundan stones and a vibrant emerald green stone at the center.
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Thread Work: The edges are intricately wrapped with red silk thread (Resham), which provides a striking contrast to the gold and ensures a comfortable fit on the wrist.
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Craftsmanship: Showcases traditional Rajasthani handiwork, combining gold embossing, stone setting, and silk weaving.
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Occasion: Best suited for weddings, festivals like Teej or Gangaur, and cultural ceremonies when paired with a Rajputi Poshak or heavy Lehenga.
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